Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume XII, Issue 1284, 21 November 1857, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS N’nvcTTiber 14 — Pteau-.er J' ont/a Wont/i, 103 tons, Kenm-dy. from Lyttt-k.ni. Pasaeiii’crs—Miss Cnllen-’ dvr. Mis- Rii-liMi-d-on, Mrs. R Davis, Messrs. Warburton, Dran-firld, Roberts. November Hi—-Schooner Sarah and Elizabeth, 22 tons, , Heberley, from Collingwood. November 15—Cm ter tay, 18 tons, Austen from Aorere. November !B—Schoone- Jane Penta, 22 tons, Wirt, more, from CollinKwooJ. I’asseoeers—Messrs. W. Thompson, Lane, Dixon, Forney Connel, 3 natives November 19 —Barque Gleaner, 485 tons, Pentecost, from London, Pa.sengers—Captain nnd Mrs. e’ M.ckesy and child, Mr. and Mrs. Pemberton and child. Second Cabin-E. IL Gi'ner, Walton Steerage—l 24 adults and 25 children. Norember 20—Schooner Canterbury, 37 tons, Bowton. from I or* \ ict tin, Passenger—M . E< w. ( > — , emiei muja Wt,,,,,, |(i;j tnn . K im.-.ly t.ii- ,v Ison and W a..giilu,i. Passengers— Mr. and Mrs. Council and family, G. Beaumont,

Mr. and Mrs, Golding. R. Pasley, J 01,11, 1 n, Hoyils. R. Camernn. W. Gerio, F Green F ’c,’ T ‘ Capt. and Mrs. Wemys, H 01 ). C . W Capt Ni.-linls-.n, Messrs. Gaby, W. Bl’yth JJ 1 ?’ Eitz.a, M ill am, and Caroline Reynolds, Eliz a Mill??’ Hedwmth, J. Cann, F. Brooks, J. Mills r n n a’i!‘ Diggins, D. Maori. D. Nicholson, J. Macklev kA Loc .liait, Mrs. M'Gregor, ,T. Sellars, R. ToA’ Masters, ,1 Lowe, R. Cook, W. Smith, T Host,’ T Ellingliam. ’ u °skiug, November I 7—Sultnot.er Maria Louisa, 18 ton. t strong, for Akaron. Passengers—Mrs iU,i Miss Armst.ong, Miss Waters. Haylock . Same day-Schooner Kate Kearney, 85 tons, D ixon fo. New Plymouth. Passengers—Mr. and M° ’ Smith, .J m the steerage. A * rs * November 18—Schooner Mary Thomson 45 ’, for Nelson. ’ l °ns> November 19—Cutter Tay, 18 tons, Austen, for A Passenger—Mr. Solomon. ’■ or Aorere. IMPORTS. In the Wonga Hbnyn—lB cases fish, 1 truss 1 pery, 1 case ir.,n weights. R. J. Duncan, Agent In the GVeum-i—3 hhds., 2 casks, 45 cases, 40 drum. 1 cask, 5 tierces, 2 cases, 3 tierces, 2 casks. 17 ’ I case, lit 000 lir ■ bricks, 20,000 building do 14 (wk slates. 5 kegs. 12 barrels, Sit kegs, 40 hhfs., 100 25 do 12 packages, 4 qr.-casks brandy, 20 cases old tom 150 cases cyder, 1 ease, 3 bales, 18 cases, 4 cast-, i bale 14 trunks, 1 case, 2 boxes, 1 crate 5 cases’ 100 tons coals, 12 cases, 8 iron cases, 1 package 1 case, Stuirt, Kinross, & Co.; 9 cases, Older- 80' cases beer, Rev. W. Minchin; 1 package, Holdsworth 4 bases, 15 bales. 2 cases, 2 bales, 2 cases W B* Rhodes & Co.; 1 box, Order ;50 cases cyder,’liervev’ Smith, & Co. -, 1 case saddlery, Armstrong • 1 trunk boots, R. J. Duncan& Co.; sundry packages’ for Ca * terbury. Stuart, Kinross, & Co., Agents. n " In the Can terbury— lo bags coffee, 26 65 sacks wheat. W. Lyon, Agent. 6 ” ’ EXPORTS. In the Wonga IFonya—B qr -casks whisky, 155 bags sugar, 5 bags coffee, 9 bags rice, 40 boxes soap lo half chests tea, 5 chests do., 2 boxes mould candles 70 sacks flour. 2 cases, 1 patent hay rick, 1 bag li n l seed. 5 kegs oil R. J. Duncan, Agent. S In the Maria Louisa— 3 cases gin, 5 do. sweetened do., 3 casks sherry, 5 do. champagne, ti do. tobacco 1 do. axes, 1 do. cigars, 2 boxes pipes, 4 cwt. white lead. 2 cases pickles, 5 cwt. soap, 1 qr.-cask sweetened -in, 20 bag-sugar, 1 cask currants, 17 bags rice 4 cases drapery. 2 bales slops, 3 cases, 1 truss drapery 2 casks 2 pckgc-. holloware, saws, &c., 1 case axe handles, 5 boxes candles, 1 pckge. boots, 3 crates 2 .-a ks, I case crockery, 5 cases whisky, 2 cases cherry cordial, 12 casks bottled ale, 2 bales leather, 5000 feet limber, 5 boxes mould candles, 10 casks ale. Johnston n- Co., Agents.

In thr Eate Kearney— l cask bottled beer, 1 pocket hops, 1 music stool, 1 parcel, 1 bale leather, 20 boxes soap. Smith X- Co., Agents. In the Tay— 37s bags flour. RJ. Duncan &Co Agents. *